About Us

What is Borak-Borak Floorball?

Borak-Borak Floorball (BBF) was initiated by a group of three avid floorballers from Penang, Malaysia. The interest sparked off due to a certain passion for the sport and a keen desire to share that passion to others. With that, came the idea of 'borak-borak'.

What does the term "Borak-Borak" actually mean?

"Borak-borak" is a Malaysian lingo that equates to the English word "chit-chat". The phrase is commonly used and has somewhat the power to identify one's identity as a Malaysian. BBF is passionate to 'chit-chat' about the happenings and events of floorball, first in Penang and then the other parts of Malaysia. With that in mind, Borak-Borak Floorball came into existence.

Who are we?


BBF comprises mainly of three suspects under the pseudonyms of Jose, Bendy and Spritzer. However, BBF has also taken in hired-for-free reporters in their effort to cover as many grounds as possible.

NOTE: BBF is not an official website to any organization or governing body. We are merely a group of passionate floorballers who seek to share this passion to others. We strive to be courteous, neutral and honest in our opinions, thoughts, reviews and analyses.

Our vision?

BBF sought to 'talk big' and 'talk much' about floorball. We hope to represent the floorball community in Penang as well as the nation, Malaysia, in the bigger picture. We want to be a voice for floorball in the present and future generation, a voice to be heard not for recognition but for the ultimate growth and development of floorball in Malaysia.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Player Rating: Dalat Falcons vs Ztec Griffins

5 = world class
4 = superb
3 = good
2 = ok ok
1 = bad

Dalat Falcons:
Gk:
Daniel Kim 2
A carefree day for the keeper other than the two goals. Defenders were solid through out and Griffins rarely threaten after the interval.

Defenders:
Kerry Mahoney 3
Another commanding display by the defender. The Griffins rarely find their way pass his towering presences.

Brian Weidemann 2
Kerry's partner in crime. Both look almost flawless when teamed together.

Jarad Williams 2
A new face at the back. A rather encouraging performance from the makeshift forward. Contributed more in attack than in defense with his forays forward and long shots from the back.

Attackers:
Drew Steiret 4
Instrumental in Falcons victory. He single-handedly brought the Falcons back and towards victory with his determination, superior fitness and plus a little of something that has been missing throughout the league, composure and finishing. The Deadly Drew is back. A little bid too late though.

Andy Goh 3
Falcons' 2 goal hero. A much improved performance compared to previous matches, possibly fired up by the come back. Scored a beauty with his second, drifting in with a shot. Keep it up.

Ben Weidemann 2

Riley Mahoney 2
Was penetrative with the ball but dwelt on it too long and lost the ball eventually. More composure on the final ball.

Michelle Prestidge 2

Allan Goh 2

Reagan Mahoney 2

Jason Kimball 2

Ztec Phoenix:
Gk:
Leo Nard 2
A bit rusty after his break. Not to be faulted on most of the goals as the defenders were either blocking his view or gone missing but much work to be done with his legs conceding a few low shots and nutmegs.

Defenders:
Brandon Pereira 2

Gim Hoong 3
Seems to be back to his back in the first period with his all round display upfront and behind but faded soon. Together with the other defenders. dropped too deep after the interval gifting Falcons dominance in the centre.

Yi Min 2

Ruth Chua 2

Wayne Tan 2

Attackers:
Amos Lim 3
The centre's tireless display was one of the rare positives of Griffins defeat. Kept on pushing and refused to surrender. A player to be mold for the future.

Dominic Ewe 2
Determine but lack lethal injection.

Jia Yen 2

Yuh Ting 2

Daniel Boey 2

Oon Ren 2

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